Claire Allison McGuire Features Editor In Lowry Dining Hall at 8 a.m. on Nov. 16, more people were eating breakfast than on a typical Saturday. Students rose early to prepare for the history department’s field trip to the Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens and the …
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The Cleveland Cavaliers slam dunk with sustainability
Kiera McGuire Features Editor On Sunday, Nov. 17, The College of Wooster hosted a sustainability trip to Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse to watch the Cleveland Cavaliers play the Charlotte Hornets in the Cavaliers’ fight to go 14-0. This trip allowed students to explore sustainability practices within …
Celebrating community at the Culture Show
Morgan Hunter Contributing Writer On a campus celebrating many students of different cultural backgrounds, experiences and stories, it makes sense that International Education Week would be a highly-anticipated celebration year after year. This past Saturday, Nov. 9, around 800 people filed into McGaw Chapel — …
The most stressful party of the year
Claire Allison McGuire Features Editor On election day, Nov. 4, students, faculty and staff gathered in Allen Commons for the election watch party. This event was planned and hosted by the Voter Engagement Interns and sponsored and promoted by the political science department, Black Women’s …
Cookies and coloring with Mind Matters
Claire Allison McGuire Features Editor On Nov. 4, Mind Matters hosted a cookie decorating and coloring night in Stevenson Hall’s kitchen. Mind Matters is a student-run organization focused on mental health advocacy and education. “School is really stressful. We want to make sure people have …
Climate change perseverance: Marinel Ubaldo’s story of climate justice and migration
Kiera McGuire Features Editor On Wednesday, Oct. 30, Lean Lecture Hall opened its doors for students, faculty and community members to hear the story of climate justice advocate Marinel Ubaldo, a survivor of super-typhoon Haiyan. The lecture, titled “Navigating Climate Migration: Understanding the Human Impact …